Market Wrap: Bitcoin Dumps to $21.9K; ETH 2.0 Affected Ether Locked in DeFi
Bitcoin dipped Monday as some liquidations took hold while Ethereum 2.0 dynamics have influenced the amount of ether locked in DeFi.
Bitcoin dipped Monday as some liquidations took hold while Ethereum 2.0 dynamics have influenced the amount of ether locked in DeFi.
At start of October, bitcoin analysts were bullish, but few would have guessed the cryptocurrency's price could double by the end of 2020.
Digital asset investment firm Grayscale is sucking up so much bitcoin it could sway prices.
Bitcoin ended the week trading just below $23,500.
For many, bitcoin is hedge against inflation. But it's also a safety play for a world where old ideas about economics are up in the air.
Negotiators on Sunday were hammering out final details of a $900 million pandemic stimulus, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Previously, Cash App had only allowed clients to get U.S. currency back on transactions.
The recovered funds should be distributed sometime late Sunday night.
Musk fired off a series of bitcoin-related tweets too.
Wilkinson's tweeted inquiry started a lively debate on the merits of the most valuable cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin cut through $24,000 Saturday afternoon, setting a new record high as the leading cryptocurrency’s ongoing rally continues through the weekend before Christmas.
Wood will be cutting the gold position in his long-only asset allocation for U.S.-dollar-based pension funds to 45% from 50% and initiating a 5% holding of bitcoin
Bitcoin is taking a breather after a breathless price run while investors seem to be placing trust in major Ethereum-based products for locking crypto.
On-chain data says that institutions have not stopped buying bitcoin.
Coinbase's selection comes per industry sources cited by Business Insider.
This year's explosion in decentralized finance, or DeFi, highlighted just how much innovation was happening in digital-asset markets, beyond bitcoin.
Launching the new futures market depends on regulatory clarity.
Options at the $100,000 strike price expiring on Sept. 24, 2021, went live on Deribit Thursday.
Bitcoin’s price is setting records again Thursday as decentralized finance may be overlooked in a heated crypto market.
The total amount of Ethereum locked in Ethereum 2.0 has surpassed $1 billion since it went live.
There's a way to trade for with technicals without previous price levels to mark support and resistance levels.
Unique Twitter accounts joining the bitcoin conversation also surged, according to data from The TIE.
As bitcoin prices push to new all-time highs, it's worth recalling May's "halving," which highlighted the cryptocurrency's potential inflation resistance.
Litecoin hasn't been in three figures since its second mining reward halving in 2019.
Bitcoin surged to new record highs above $23,000 earlier on Thursday, before quickly falling back by over $1,500.
Bitcoin is heading north having blown past two price hurdles to reach another record all-time high.
Bitcoin is now solidly above $20,000 and a short supply and rising demand could push the price higher.
Minerd based his analysis on bitcoin's scarcity and relative value to gold.
The Federal Reserve said Thursday said it would hold U.S. interest rates at their current level, close to zero, and added qualitative criteria to govern how long it will keep up its $120-a-month bond-buying program.
A surging demand for bitcoin pushed the cryptocurrency's price above $20K, exchange data shows.